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jupyterlab_advanced_image_viewer_extension

v1.0.7

Published

13 days ago

JupyterLab extension for advanced image viewing: fit-to-screen, cursor-anchored wheel zoom, drag-to-pan, and Left/Right arrow keys to move to the previous and next image in a folder

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jupyterlab_advanced_image_viewer_extension

A JupyterLab 4 extension that makes the built-in image viewer interactive. Images open fitted to the panel just like the stock viewer, then you can zoom with the wheel, pan by dragging, and step through a folder of images with the arrow keys - all in a single viewer tab.

Advanced image viewer

The viewer toolbar adds zoom in / out / fit controls and a help link that lists every keybinding.

Features

Fit to screen - every image opens scaled to fit the panel (same result as the stock viewer), and reset returns to that fit
Wheel zoom - scroll to zoom in and out, anchored at the cursor; zoom out as far as you like
Drag to pan - hold and drag to move the image at any zoom (canvas-style); the grab cursor is always available and Fit recenters
Toolbar controls - zoom in, zoom out, and reset-to-fit buttons on the viewer toolbar
Arrow-key navigation - Left and Right open the previous and next image in the same folder, advancing within one viewer instead of opening new tabs

Requirements

JupyterLab >= 4.0.0

Install

To install the extension, execute:

pip install jupyterlab_advanced_image_viewer_extension

Uninstall

To remove the extension, execute:

pip uninstall jupyterlab_advanced_image_viewer_extension